Recovery Fund means the fund administered and maintained by the Commissioner for the recovery of actual damages by persons aggrieved by a licensed residential mortgage loan originator, established pursuant to Tex. Fin. Code §13.016.]
Recovery Fund means the fund the Commissioner is required to establish, administer, and maintain in accordance with Finance Code §13.016 and Chapter 156, Subchapter F.
Examples of Recovery Fund in a sentence
UR has provided additional allowances to NIE Networks to support LCT32 via the Green Recovery fund, this covered additional funding in RP6 prior to RP7 starting.
More Definitions of Recovery Fund
Recovery Fund as used in these rules shall mean the Florida Homeowners’ Construction Recovery Fund.
Recovery Fund means the State Manufactured Housing Recovery Fund as established pursuant to the provisions of W.Va. Code §21-9-10 and this rule.
Recovery Fund means the fund the Commissioner is required to establish, administer, and maintain in accordance with Fi- nance Code §13.016 and Finance Code Chapter 56, Subchapter F.
Recovery Fund means a trust account estab- lished by Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc., for the benefit of the disproportionately affected counties.
Recovery Fund means the uncollectibles allowance recovery fund created in subsection (2).
Recovery Fund. A real step forward for Europe This Fund will increase the resilience of the EU, but it will not stabilise activity in the next 12 months. Indeed, this Recovery Fund will not be operational before the first quarter of 2021. The economic impact will not be felt until 2022. Cyclical stabilisation policies therefore remain the responsibility of the member states. Governments were waiting to see what would be done at the European level before putting in place new measures. This European Council has enabled the EU to equip itself with a common debt instrument, which represents a real step forward for the Eurozone for at least three reasons:
Recovery Fund means a trust account established by Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc., for the benefit of the disproportionately affected counties.